The Real Ramona of Helen Hunt Jackson's Famous Novel
The Real Ramona of Helen Hunt Jackson's Famous Novel
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She had unbounded faith in it, because she had real characters, using the fictitious names for personal reasons.
Once a week or once a fortnight,^ Mrs. Jackson went out on an explor- ing tour of the country from Ocean- side, over the hills and through the little valleys and canons toward Te- mecula. Returning to her secluded room at the Rancho Guajome, she would add new ideas to her narrative 29 A Gr-jur Raman's (Alessan.ir. ) i-r^v*: in In iiar ■ Cimpu Santo ' -^ or reconstruct a bit of descri...ption of the scenery, or the Indian life as she had pictured them. Mrs. Jackson always had wanted to write a story about the Indian that should magnify them.
In September, 1880, Mrs. Jackson went to live in San Jacinto, which was then a mere settlement of Spanish and a few Americans, on the border of the reservation of the Saboba and Cahuilla tribes of Mission Indians.
There the story progressed more rapidly. This quaint old Pueblo of Saboba was visited time and again that winter by Mrs. Jackson.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She had unbounded faith in it, because she had real characters, using the fictitious names for personal reasons.
Once a week or once a fortnight,^ Mrs. Jackson went out on an explor- ing tour of the country from Ocean- side, over the hills and through the little valleys and canons toward Te- mecula. Returning to her secluded room at the Rancho Guajome, she would add new ideas to her narrative 29 A Gr-jur Raman's (Alessan.ir. ) i-r^v*: in In iiar ■ Cimpu Santo ' -^ or reconstruct a bit of descri...ption of the scenery, or the Indian life as she had pictured them. Mrs. Jackson always had wanted to write a story about the Indian that should magnify them.
In September, 1880, Mrs. Jackson went to live in San Jacinto, which was then a mere settlement of Spanish and a few Americans, on the border of the reservation of the Saboba and Cahuilla tribes of Mission Indians.
There the story progressed more rapidly. This quaint old Pueblo of Saboba was visited time and again that winter by Mrs. Jackson.
What to read after The Real Ramona of Helen Hunt Jackson's Famous Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by D a David Andrew Hufford to read onlineMoreLess
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